Ben méa culpa, then.
It amazes me downright, but hey, I've never been to see.
my pantone
An idea like that by the way, do you have the possibility of using a central rod which would be pierced in its center (axial direction) so as to be able to move a PT100 type probe there in order to take temperature readings over the entire length of this rod?
Well the problem is that this central rod occupies almost the entire space of the tube (there is only 0,75mm of gas left to pass, it is the principle of the reactor which compresses and therefore preheats the mixture)
pierce in the center and the principle of the reactor falls into the water.
The temperature measurement could ultimately be done on the outside of the tube, but there would be no idea of the preponderance over the measurement of the outlet gas compared to that of the inlet.
Anyone know of good probes with a max diameter of 0.3mm? : Huh:
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pkoi piercing the rod would break the reaction (if there is a reaction!)
Personally I do not think that this will harm the efficiency of the system!
For the realization a thermocouple K will suit perfectly (1300 ° max, size: pin head like all thermocouples)
Personally I do not think that this will harm the efficiency of the system!
For the realization a thermocouple K will suit perfectly (1300 ° max, size: pin head like all thermocouples)
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Well, there are people who answer here, right?
For an association ... I don't really understand what that means ...
For an association ... I don't really understand what that means ...
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here is a link to the subject of your quest to a mechanic:
https://www.econologie.com/forums/associatio ... vt201.html
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To think is to say no. "Alain, philosopher
To think is to say no. "Alain, philosopher
"but I noticed a rather strange phenomenon in terms of magnetization:
about 10 cm from the reactor, engine side I have a deviation of the needle of my compass of 45 °, it returns to normal to 5 cm from the engine side reactor and changes again until a total reversal at the start of the reactor (therefore bubbler side) then the land field resumes its rights just a few centimeters before the start of the reactor "
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Do not forget that there is a magnet that rotates with the steering wheel! This may be what generates the rather strange phenomenon in terms of magnetization.
about 10 cm from the reactor, engine side I have a deviation of the needle of my compass of 45 °, it returns to normal to 5 cm from the engine side reactor and changes again until a total reversal at the start of the reactor (therefore bubbler side) then the land field resumes its rights just a few centimeters before the start of the reactor "
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Do not forget that there is a magnet that rotates with the steering wheel! This may be what generates the rather strange phenomenon in terms of magnetization.
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